Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan

This article presents the results of studies of a low-waste technology for processing enrichment tailings using a combined enrichment–hydrometallurgical method. After washing the enrichment tailings from harmful products and reducing their size, multi-stage flotation of the crushed material of the e...

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Autores principales: Nazym Seksenova, Rudolf Bykov, Sergey Mamyachenkov, Gulzhan Daumova, Malika Kozhakanova
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:a804f924e5c8455c95112e5699955aed2021-11-25T18:22:04ZOptimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan10.3390/met111118022075-4701https://doaj.org/article/a804f924e5c8455c95112e5699955aed2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/2075-4701/11/11/1802https://doaj.org/toc/2075-4701This article presents the results of studies of a low-waste technology for processing enrichment tailings using a combined enrichment–hydrometallurgical method. After washing the enrichment tailings from harmful products and reducing their size, multi-stage flotation of the crushed material of the enrichment tailings was carried out. The use of a new reagent in the flotation process was studied in order to ensure the maximum recovery of the main valuable components from the enrichment tailings. A new collector of Aero 7249 (Shenyang Florrea Chemicals Co., Ltd., Shenyang, China) type was used for the flotation. The recovery of valuable components was as follows: Cu, 6.78%; Zn, 91.69%; Pb, 80.81%; Au, 95.90%; Ag, 82.50%; Fe, 78.78%. Tailings of the flotation were re-enriched using a fatty acid collector (sodium oleate). Additional (reverse) flotation resulted in obtaining a product corresponding to the composition of building sand in terms of the content of valuable components of the waste rock. The studies of the conditions for processing the enrichment tailings of lead–zinc ore indicate the possibility of its optimization in order to maximize the involvement of waste in the production.Nazym SeksenovaRudolf BykovSergey MamyachenkovGulzhan DaumovaMalika KozhakanovaMDPI AGarticleenrichment tailingsflotationmetalshydrometallurgylead–zinc oreEast KazakhstanMining engineering. MetallurgyTN1-997ENMetals, Vol 11, Iss 1802, p 1802 (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic enrichment tailings
flotation
metals
hydrometallurgy
lead–zinc ore
East Kazakhstan
Mining engineering. Metallurgy
TN1-997
spellingShingle enrichment tailings
flotation
metals
hydrometallurgy
lead–zinc ore
East Kazakhstan
Mining engineering. Metallurgy
TN1-997
Nazym Seksenova
Rudolf Bykov
Sergey Mamyachenkov
Gulzhan Daumova
Malika Kozhakanova
Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
description This article presents the results of studies of a low-waste technology for processing enrichment tailings using a combined enrichment–hydrometallurgical method. After washing the enrichment tailings from harmful products and reducing their size, multi-stage flotation of the crushed material of the enrichment tailings was carried out. The use of a new reagent in the flotation process was studied in order to ensure the maximum recovery of the main valuable components from the enrichment tailings. A new collector of Aero 7249 (Shenyang Florrea Chemicals Co., Ltd., Shenyang, China) type was used for the flotation. The recovery of valuable components was as follows: Cu, 6.78%; Zn, 91.69%; Pb, 80.81%; Au, 95.90%; Ag, 82.50%; Fe, 78.78%. Tailings of the flotation were re-enriched using a fatty acid collector (sodium oleate). Additional (reverse) flotation resulted in obtaining a product corresponding to the composition of building sand in terms of the content of valuable components of the waste rock. The studies of the conditions for processing the enrichment tailings of lead–zinc ore indicate the possibility of its optimization in order to maximize the involvement of waste in the production.
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author Nazym Seksenova
Rudolf Bykov
Sergey Mamyachenkov
Gulzhan Daumova
Malika Kozhakanova
author_facet Nazym Seksenova
Rudolf Bykov
Sergey Mamyachenkov
Gulzhan Daumova
Malika Kozhakanova
author_sort Nazym Seksenova
title Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
title_short Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
title_full Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
title_fullStr Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
title_full_unstemmed Optimization of Conditions for Processing of Lead–Zinc Ores Enrichment Tailings of East Kazakhstan
title_sort optimization of conditions for processing of lead–zinc ores enrichment tailings of east kazakhstan
publisher MDPI AG
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/a804f924e5c8455c95112e5699955aed
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